The region was retaken from Islamic State militants in August 2016. two months before the launch of an offensive on the city of Mosul itself.
Read More »Iraq Eyes Restarting Production at Nineveh Oil Fields
The region was retaken from Islamic State militants in August 2016. two months before the launch of an offensive on the city of Mosul itself.
Read More »ISIS Sets Fire to Oil Wells Near Iraq’s Kirkuk
The Allas oil field just south of Hawija has been one of the main sources of revenue for Islamic State militants.
Read More »How Far Will Turkey Go to Weaken Iraq`s Kurds?
Erdogan has to formulate a tough response to shore up the nationalists at home ahead of critical elections in 2019.
Read More »Kurdish Referendum. More Trouble in the Middle East
The Turkish President has already warned against the holding of the referendum which he fears will draw Turkish Kurds into a future conflict.
Read More »Could Kurdish Independence Spark an Oil War?
The Kurds are expected to vote on their political status in late September.
Read More »OPEC’s No. 2 Faces Civil War Threat
Tribal fighting near oilfields sites is definitely affecting the energy operations and sending a negative message to foreign oil firms.
Read More »Iran. Syria Sign Energy Agreement
In May 2013. Iran agreed to provide Syria with a $3.6 billion credit line to imports goods and commodities.
Read More »Iraq`s Kirkuk Province to Vote in Kurdish Independence Referendum
The Kurds have been seeking an independent state since at least the end of World War One.
Read More »France to Loan 430 mln Euros to Iraq
The cost of reconstruction has been estimated at between $700 billion and $1 trillion (590 billion to 840 billion euros).
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